New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
UNITY IN THE UNITED LABOR PARTY.


CREATE DIsAFFECTIoN.
an attempt is being made by the Democratic paper
IN this stale 10 cause disahcctOn I'm tho RANKS OF
tho Uni 81 Labor larty, 30 that Governor I'LL ana
Ia Union Labor Parry can CAPTURE tho labor vote.
The latest attempt in that direction appeared in The
star" tuesday. Frank Ferrall, the colorod vice
chairman Of the County Committee Of the United
Labor party Of deserving tho party because
Of his defeat temporary chairman OF the syracuse
OiHcntiOn. lie was nominated for the position
by William Penn Rogers, who has since lett the
Jghtcd Labor Iarty ranks and taken up with the
Socialists. terIail Is excellent presiding officer
ana Is well liked by ali tho Now-YOrk members OF
the Iarty principally that account. Louis r. Post
wno was suppotCd by Mr.. George and Or. McGlynn,
wLs doctel. Tho star" also says that MIR
tcrrail and his ioliowIng have become disgusted
with tho DsLlt oil tho conference tLat hey VIII
~ over 10 the Democratic paiJ. Mr. tefraii Is Inc
ei.snor o. the Flornce fav an excellent tiiAer anu
maI weil-normcd upon all political srsiocts.
He said Yesterday tnat lac had not road tic article
booausc ho never reads "Ihe star, but after eanc,ns
at ns said there ~ not particle tru IT,"
and he co"tmucE "icnry George and my scll arc on
A. friendly terms a. We ever were 1ho ,hree del
cgatos who woro sent from the MIN Assembly District
hr NaVIIAn Mr. hOsots and my -clt a,rool 10 VOC
~ unit and when tney voted against 1lr. POST
contestng delegates ana Ar. George and Mctly
we're opposed TO us there, but thought nothing OF
II AT the tmo am we'll satisfied wllh the OF
the convention and 30 lar rs the sory that Mr.
Mchackin refused us money 10 carry our meetings
goes, that IL also untrue as the expenses are pald
by tho labOrins men on saturday night. know
Of only cJlOrud thai control and that is
my own, there 100 cOOrcd voters In the district
but J. do not know whether they voted the George,
Republican or Democratic ticket AZ the last election"
There IL some talk ~ Mr. FerralI's being nominated
for state Engineer and surveyor I'm the place Of syl
Nanus H. sweet, who refuse To accept the nOmina-
ton lie l. understood to have hard feeling. toward
the United Labor party leaders and tho nomination
would undoubtedly make him of the har est work
efs OF tho campaign. sweet AMI Henry George
hal long conference at the Office Of "Thc Standar
yesterday Both refused talk TO a reporter
about their conversation. NIr. George however used
tho most powerful persuasons possible to have Mr..
Sweet reconsider his decision. and Ii Is said that Mr..
sweet left him undecided what 10 do.
George Lennon JOHN j. JUNO, james Abbott and
walter T. Barnett chairman on the committee for tho
reorganization Of the Union Labor party OF this city,
mot yestcr I'm Mr.. Lemons office, at No POI
broadway. Nothing Of Importance done and tho
committee reported progress Mr.. JUNO hunting
all day for man to tako the nomination Of state
Engineer and Surveyor but up to the time Of the
meeting ono had positively accepted It. Next
week there will be meeting Of the state Committee
and delegates from each Of the twenty fOur Assent ~
Districts I'm this county will be- received and CITY
and county organization encctcd There will be
meeting tonight ~ tho county Committee Of the
United Labor party. and arrangements for tho fall
campaign will be entered Into. A. tho Socialists
have been oustod those left In the party anticipate
quiet time.